Prnewswire Nudge Security Launches AI Agents to Combat OAuth and Browser Extension Risks
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- •Nudge Security launched AI agents to analyze OAuth grants and browser extensions.
- •The new capabilities automate risk flagging and remediation with human oversight.
- •These tools aim to address the challenges of shadow AI and SaaS sprawl.
Nudge Security announced new AI capabilities on July 15, 2026, to help security teams identify and remediate high-risk OAuth grants and browser extensions, which are rapidly growing attack surfaces in enterprises. These agents continuously analyze discovered OAuth grants and browser extensions, flagging risks and automating remediation with human oversight. The initiative aims to address the challenges posed by shadow AI, SaaS sprawl, and non-human identities, which complicate traditional security measures. The new capabilities complement the existing Vendor Risk Analyst agent, which significantly reduces manual security review time. The growing complexity of enterprise environments has made it increasingly difficult for security teams to manage these risks effectively. Nudge Security's technology aims to close the gap between discovery and action, enabling faster responses to potential threats.
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